Crawlies Creep

by David Pelham

The reader unfolds each page with movable and pop-up features and sees crawlies creep, crickets leap, and other animals slink, flap, and dip.

20 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1996

About the author

British illustrator and Penguin Books Art Director from 1968 to 1979.

Reviews

[Yaritza Sandoval · Rating 4 out of 5]

I did like this book because it was short and it was a one word book. This book would be good for children who are learning how to speak and the book has two words in each page it'll be good for them to learn new, simple vocabulary. The pages were filled with a lot of colors and it's a good way for them to learn their colors. New criters and animals are introduced.

I think children will enjoy this book because they'll be able to look at bugs. This is a good way for them to answer questions like "how does a penguin walk?" Or "How does an owl sound like at night?"

[Sophie]

I was really scared of the snapping crocodile and crab.